EN 357 - Philosophy and Literature

(3.00 cr.)

Literature gives concrete expression to our sense of reality and in its history "re-presents" the status of man and human events as each age presupposes it. Herein resides the intimate relationship which has always existed between literature and philosophy. The history of this relationship explains both the continuity and the discontinuity which is present in Western literature. Focuses on one (or more) special topics, such as tragedy, modernism, aesthetic theories of literature, and existentialism. Same as PL 357 .

Prerequisite: EN 101, one EN 200-Level core course.
Sessions Typically Offered: Fall/Spring/Summer
Years Typically Offered: Annually